Civic Reform Leader to Speak on Henry Ford's Religion
Dr. Albert Sidney Gregg executive secretary of the American Civic Reform Union will address an Open Forum at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Church of Christ auditorium. Doors open 2:30 p.m. The talk, titled Henry Ford's Religion, blends industry and ethics and reflects Gregg's long work promoting civic education and law enforcement.
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Church of Christ
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Ground floor meeting place for Elyria G A R established
Elyria G A R gains a ground floor meeting site in the township clerk’s office at city hall with no charge. Major J F Murbach and Otto Mischka led the effort. first meeting set for Monday afternoon and several long‑inactive veterans can attend regularly. The G A R hall will be named V F W hall in honor of local Veterans of Foreign Wars post.
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Elyria
Ohio Public Service Co
G. A. R. Ball
V. F. W. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Circle to Stage Indoor Circus in Elyria
Elyria Lodge No 778 Level Order of Moose will run a week long indoor circus beginning February 16 in the former American Theatre room on West Broad Street. Irving J Polish Co will supply acts including Eugene Rendon and Two Johns Bros with a diamond ring and wrist watch prize, plus a 1925 Nash automobile. Dancing after each show with a popular orchestra concludes each night.
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Level Order of Moose
West Broad Street
Moose
Irving J. Polack Co
Eugene Rendon
Two Johns
Nash
Toledo
K. of C
Carapolis
Ola
Contempt Charge On Alimony Case In Elyria Court
A judge questioned Perry on contempt of court for failing to pay alimony for the support of a child. The proceedings occurred in Elyria with involvement from B. Thompson and the court requested details about the case.
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Elyria
B. Thompson
Perry
Oey
Public Health Service Accomplishes in Elyria
Miss Lottie Mathison, the city visiting nurse, leads health work in Elyria through home visits and clinics. She oversees immunizations, child welfare instruction, school health, and vaccination efforts, and runs weekly baby clinics at the Ma sonic Temple center from 1 to 2 p m each Thursday.
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Lottie Mathison
Miss Mathison
Elyria
Mathison
Masonic Temple
County Apple Men Win Exhibit Prizes at Farmers Week
Lorain county farmers won six prizes for exhibits at the apple show during Farmers Week in Columbus. Sixteen county representatives returned from the five day program. winners include F. K. Shriver of Grafton and Floyd Buaswell of LaGrange. County extension agent C. Be Rowland said plans for a county farm meeting will let reps report on classes and addresses attended.
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Lorain County
Columbus
F. KR. Shriver
Grafton
Floyd Buaswell
LaGrange
C. BE. Rowland
Rowland
British Vote to France Aims Beyond Immediate Debt Terms
Early reports say London circles expect the British stance toward France will avoid pressing for immediate payment of the war debt to Britain. The notes imply a broader approach to postwar financial relations between the two nations.
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London
France
Nce
Great Britain
Neal
Tee
Beaux Arts Student Earns First Mention in New York Exhibit
At Carnegie Institute of Technology the Beaux Arts Society member Pelas Court earned a first mention in an eight hour sketch program competition. The subject was A Commemorative Memorial to the World War, with three sketches receiving first mention.
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Pelas Court
Carnegie
Institute of Technology
Burgh
Weather Forecast For Great Lakes Region Next Week
Weather Bureau released forecast for next week covering the Great Lakes area. Äctive winds and unsettled conditions expected with chances of snow and rain.
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Washington
Sjon
Great Lakes
Gigantosaurus Skeleton Exposed as Africa Dig Proceeds
London February 7 reports efforts in Tanganyika Territory to excavate and ship bones of the Gigantosaurus, claimed as the largest land reptile. Upper forearm bone alone measures seven feet and required seventeen men to lift it.
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London
Tanganyika
Africa
England
Lorain Man Gets Two Years For Manslaughter
Judge W B Thompson convicts Matt Novacic of Lorain of manslaughter for stabbing his wife with a butcher knife. Defense argued provocation and bad character of the wife. the judge notes provocation but upholds the law and imposes a two year penitentiary term.
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W. B. Thompson
Matt Novacic
Lorain
Novacic
Thompson
Novack
Charles Adams
Thomsoon
Mary Holcomb 79 Dies at LaGrange
Mary Holcomb widow of Percival Holcomb died at her LaGrange home Friday evening aged 79 years 7 months 25 days She survived by eleven children Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Grafton Monday morning with burial private.
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Mary Holcomb
Percival Holcomb
LaGrange
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Father and Brother of Man Trapped in Cave Call Nation
Lee Collins and Marshall Collins, father and brother of Floyd Collins, renew their vigil at the cave in Kentucky where he is trapped by a boulder. A national prayer appeal is made as rescuers work at the entrance near Cave City.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Collins
W. D. Funkhouser
University of Kentucky
Funkhouser
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Cove City
Vincennes
Ind
C. A. Herbert
Lee Collins
Marshall Collins
Kentucky
End of World Prophecies Fail as Adventists Return Home
In Cleveland a small Adventist group ends an all night vigil after failing to witness apocalyptic events. One believer died beside his wife during prayer as others dispersed. On Long Island, followers of Prophetess Margaret Bowen still hope for cataclysm though no miracles occurred. Leader Robert Reidt and family led overnight prayers with about a dozen adherents.
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Cleveland
Elysian Fields
Jasper
Paradise
John R. Kiiper
H. Frey
East Patchogue
N. Y
Margaret Bowen
Los Angeles
God
Long Island
Robert Reidt
Doom
New York
Rowanites
Reidt
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Jesus
Wagner Funeral Service Held for Peter Wagner at Home
Funeral for Peter Wagner will take place Monday at 2:90 p.m. at his Cleveland Street home. Rev. Edwin Kirby and the Moose Lodge will conduct. Wagner, a green line motorman for 26 years, is survived by his wife, a brother John of St Petersburg Florida, and a sister Mrs Anna Heinline of Cleveland.
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Peter Wagner
Cleveland Street
Edwin Kirby
Moose Lodge
Green Line
John
St. Petersburg
Fla
Anna Heinline
Cleveland
Ogawa Named Justice Minister as Takahashi Moves Commerce
Tokyo political shifts force Premier Kato to replace justice minister K Takahashi with Heikichi Ogawa Seiyukai leader. Takahashi resumes portfolio of commerce and agriculture as Ogawa takes over the justice post.
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Tokio
Kato
Heikichi Ogawa
Seiyukai
Justice
K. Takahasi
Commerce
Agriculture
Extension class for Elyria teachers announced
Kent State Normal School offers an Elyria extension class for teachers seeking further professional training. Professor Musselman will lead sessions each Monday 7 to 9 pm starting Feb 9 in the Elyria Savings and Trust Co directors room. Open to Elyria city teachers and nearby districts. Two hours professional credit awarded.
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Elyria
Musselman
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Elyria City
Tokyo Visitors Lose 750000 Yearly Says Police
Citizens and visitors to Tokyo lose about 750000 during a year per the Metropolitan Police Department. About 40 percent of this sum is recovered, 30 percent is kept by finders, and 80 percent goes to the municipal treasury as unclaimed.
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Police Department
Flu May Trigger Smallpox In Newark Cases
Newark medical officials report four cases where smallpox apparently developed from influenza. Health commissioner W H Kanuss notes the victims had not been exposed to smallpox and lived in different city areas.
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Newark
W. H. Kanuss
Geneva Delegation Meets Ahead of International Talks
A Geneva based CS delegation discusses forthcoming international talks with officials guiding security and economic relations. The meeting focuses on multilateral cooperation and regional stability as February discussions proceed.
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Two Young Children Fatally Burned In Luckey House Fire
In Luckey near Toledo Ohio a mother left her home to chores and found her son Billy and daughter Isabelle aged four and two burned to death when oil on the stove sparked a blaze that trapped them in the living area. The fire destroyed the lower floor as the mother attempted rescues. In Fort Lee New Jersey Sullivan Boy a volunteer fireman died and nine others were injured after an explosion at Evans laboratories caused a building collapse.
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Toledo
Bill
Isabelle
Bert Thone
Luckey
Billy
Lonita
Walter E Brooks Dies in Florida Heart Attack
Walter E Brooks, lifelong Elyria resident and former official of The Elyria Telephone Co, died in St Petersburg Florida from a heart attack. Survived by son John and daughter Rose Brooks Peace, services to be held in Elyria with arrangements by local undertaker.
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Walter E. Brooks
Third Street
St. Patersburg
Fla
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